Post to help understand inflammation, mold and allergy sufferers, chronic sinusitis, fatigue and hormonal system.
Navigating Dietary Supplements for General Health, Mold, and Everything Else by Dr. Susan Tanner, MD Vitamins and supplements can certainly help to bridge the gap between what you get from your daily nutrition and what you are lacking, but do dietary supplements really matter when it comes to Read more
A Smarter Immune System is More Resilient to Environmental and Infectious Exposures by Dr. Donald Dennis, MD The immune system is designed to recognize what is us and what is not us–what should be in our bodies and what should not–and then to destroy or neutralize anything that Read more
Immunomodulating Effects of Beta-Glucans and Their Use for Mold Sufferers by Dr. Susan Tanner, MD Many of the treatments we have written about previously for building immune resiliency and combatting the effects of mold- and environmentally-triggered illness have been recognizable, with names that most have heard of before. Read more
The Health and Healing Implications of Circadian Imbalance by Dr. Susan Tanner, MD, and Eric Hosford, RN What does the phrase “circadian imbalance” indicate to you? Disrupted sleep-wake cycles? This is certainly a huge component, but the health implications of not falling asleep, staying asleep, getting enough quality sleep, Read more
Reducing and Healing the Damage From Toxicity- and Inflammation-Induced Health Conditions with NAC by Dr. Susan Tanner, MD N-acetylcysteine, also referred to as NAC, has many applications and uses in our bodies. Derived from the amino acid L-cysteine, NAC has been promoted in natural health circles for decades Read more
To Fog or Not To Fog (When Mold is Your Nemesis), That is the Question by Catherine Fruechtenicht Cold fogging is something I use frequently as part of my mold maintenance regimen in our home. I am fond of the simplicity of the technique and what it does Read more
Why Gluten and Yeast Can Trigger an Endless Cycle of Reactivity for Mold Sufferers by Dr. Susan Tanner, MD, and Eric Hosford, RN Gluten and yeast overgrowth (mostly Candida albicans) are often mentioned together in relation to immune dysfunction and mold illness. But if yeast is able to Read more
The Place for Natural Antifungals in the Treatment of Mold-Injured Patients by Dr. Susan Tanner, MD A few weeks ago, we introduced an article about the use of prescription antifungal medications in treating patients with mold/candida problems. We discussed when these medications should be used, and what symptoms Read more
Practical Allergy Tips and Interventions to Calm Inflammation and Prevent Autoimmunity by Erin Porter For many, allergies are not solely reserved for the springtime, but rather a maddening part of everyday life. To make things worse, people who have food allergies and/or asthma, are more likely to have Read more
The Importance of Achieving a Balanced Immune Response by Dr. Susan Tanner, MD The topic of immunity is vast and complicated for patients and practitioners alike. We use many terms to describe different parts of the immune system and how they impact the body as a whole. We Read more
